If you don't really know her well, I would think $25 would be appropriate. (nm)

Posted By: At Home MT on 2006-07-09
In Reply to: Graduation gifts - Mary Franciscus

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Graduation gifts - Mary Franciscus
- Class of 2006 - Mom of a graduate
- grad gifts - Prairie Pauper
- I don't know what the "going rate" would be sm - nm
- Graduation - OP
- $0 because high school graduation SM - my thoughts
- I think it is hysterical how things have changed since I - sm - Laura E.
  - I think it depends where you live. My parents threw a huge party sm - FellowClassOf83 Grad
  - That's more than my folks did, or my husbands. - Be glad they paid your tuition and rent.
    - No I never said that, they paid for college, I only - sm - Laura E.
  - When I graduated high school in 1967, sm - Old and Wise
  - I totally agree. - SM
  - not everyone is like this - my kid graduated - in 1999 and no big hoopla announced...sm
    - True not all do but it certainly seems that more do that not - sm - Laura E.
- My rule of thumb is a $100 minimum - Sue
  - Sue, I'm inviting YOU when I graduate from nursing school...LOL - nm
    - Okay! Sounds like fun! - Sue
  - would not do more than $25 unless she's exceptionally gracious - sm
  - definition of acquaintance....sm - someone you know and not well...sm
- graduation - texan
- If you don't really know her well, I would think $25 would be appropriate. (nm) - At Home MT
- acquaintance's granddaughter?....nm - $25-$50 gift certificate to some store?....nm
  - Thanks - I figured a $50 check; wasn't sure. - OP
    - You're welcome and to the one who posted..sm - $25-$50 gift certificate to some store?....sm

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